Mong v. Bell
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Equity Side of Washington county court. The proceedings upon the first appeal in this case are reported in 2 Gill, 163, Bell, et al., vs. Webb and Mong.
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Appeal from the Equity Side of Washington county court. The proceedings upon the first appeal in this case are reported in 2 Gill, 163, Bell, et al., vs. Webb and Mong. On that appeal this court, on the 26th of February 1845, passed a decree, reversing the decree of the court below dismissing the bill, and decreeing the sale of the land described in the deed, from Daniel Berger to William Hebb and Peter Mong, of the 27th of July 1820, and directing iCan account to be taken between the complainants and said Mong, of and concerning the estate adjudged to be sold, as aforesaid, in which the said…
1Opinion of the CourtDorsey, C. J.
The decree of this court, (on the former trial of this case,) bearing date on the 20th day of February 1846, on all questions decided by it, was obligatory on the county court, in its proceedings subsequently had, and, in conforming to such decree, no error can be imputed to it, when its proceedings are reviewed on the second appeal to this court. After a careful examination and consideration of all the facts and circumstances in the cause, this court have caused the auditor of the court of chancery to state an account, according to its views, of what Mong ought to have been charged and…
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